Billick

[braven98]

He may be heading to San fran as the new OC

[HoustonRaven]

Source?

[Mr.Boh]

Haney said Nolan was interested in bringing him in for the interview.

[Greg]

I would be shocked if Billick did such a thing, he would lose his $5 million from Bisciotti unless they have made an agreement otherwise and he could have a HC gig.

[Fanman]

This news, if true, is making Chris Redman jump for joy in Atlanta.

FM

[braven98]

This news, if true, is making Chris Redman jump for joy in Atlanta.

FM

why?? I would think that Trent is loving the news

[Fanman]

You think Redman would want to play for Billick again now that his career has been revamped? I highly doubt it.

FM

[Greg]

[UKRavenStockers]

I'd highly highly highly doubt this. Why would Billick accept a job working under a guy who used to be on his staff? What a massive and unnecessary step down that would be.

[btownraven]

I'd highly highly highly doubt this. Why would Billick accept a job working under a guy who used to be on his staff? What a massive and unnecessary step down that would be.

Norv Turner worked for Mike Nolan in SF after Mike Nolan had worked for him in Washington. The next year Turner got a head coaching job.

Having said that, I think Billick will take a year off, collect his money from Bisciotti, do a couple of Coors Light "press conference" commercials, and work for ESPN.

[Bez513]

Brian Billick hired as an OC? He has to let the dust settle first. With his track record who would take that chance?

[UKRavenStockers]

Norv Turner worked for Mike Nolan in SF after Mike Nolan had worked for him in Washington. The next year Turner got a head coaching job.

Having said that, I think Billick will take a year off, collect his money from Bisciotti, do a couple of Coors Light "press conference" commercials, and work for ESPN.

Difference being that Norv was an abject failure as a head coach where Billick has a Superbowl win, a winning record etc. He's got no reason to go and be someone's assistant.